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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1919
Page
2
A historical health note promotes drinking a glass of hot water each morning to “wash the poisons” from the body. It advocates internal cleansing with limestone phosphate in hot water to cleanse stomach, liver, kidneys, and bowels, claiming improved breath, skin, and vitality for those with foul tongue, bad breath, or acid stomach.
Fragmentary OCR shows Sandra jealousy and a funeral note for Leela, wife of Everett Graham, age 42. The text mixes names, phrases, and scattered dialogue about a party and flowers, with a burial reference and unsettled lines.
Power shortages eased after North Carolina Public Service Company restored electricity to High Point. Merchants endured fuel and water limits, kept regular hours, and urged early Christmas shopping as coal shortages lingered and miners planned to resume work.
From Esthenia dated December 1 reports say Bolsheviki launched new offensives on the Narow front. All attacks were repulsed with heavy losses to the Bolsheviki. In London Answers notes a cynical remark about marriage reflecting on inexperience.
A caretaker asserts control and dismisses change as a resident reflects on shame and forgiveness. The speaker recalls Mrs Currie’s power to forgive and confronts a personal feeling of inadequacy. Tomorrow brings uncertain moments as memories of Sandra and Leola surface.
A Evansville druggist endorses Number 44 Blood Medicine as the best blood remedy proven through personal and widespread use. He claims it treats constipation kidney stomach and liver issues and suggests Number 40 can help prevent malaria and fevers in spring. Sold by Hart Drug Co.
The text notes that in Norway since 1897 women have sat together with men on ordinary civil case juries. It highlights a long standing tradition of gender integration in the Norwegian jury system.
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